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i'm not pretentious enough to think that anything i have to say will encourage or dissuade someone from listening to a new bjork record. she's popular and a known quantity (like Radiohead) - either you're interested in her music or you're not.

Awesome album! Very much recommended. After the deception of Volta, it's a relief to hear that our favorite little elf still has her edge. Some might compare this album to Vespertine and in a sense they'd be right: it has the same slow-paced, contemplative magic. But it's also quite different. Vespertine was very airy and ethereal. Biophilia is, as its title hints, much more organic, even telluric sometimes. BTW, I urge everyone to look for the deluxe edition: it has a bonus CD filled with 73 mins of a July 2011 concert which, obviously, focuses on the new album, but also contains a few surprises, like a synthetic version of "Where is the line" and an updated Biophiliesque rendition of the classic "One day".

@Cedric: I'm surprised you don't know this yet, but "this shit" is iTunes' proprietary format. Yeah, like all things Apple do, their determination to control things sucks ass full force...